Stephen Paul Brown

Not sure how he did, but just gonna assume he CRUSHED the used car salesman role. Heck, at least he has a fallback plan.

Started, shutdown, & restarted several record labels after lawsuits for non-payment to artists, including but not limited to Rita Coolidge for $750,000. A few one hit mediocre successes, but mostly failure and lawsuits.

Vidnet, Stephen Brown's most self-promoted "success," launched an interesting but unsuccessful music video streaming service ended with Stephen Brown and his cofounder being pushed out of and sued by Vidnet for breach of written and oral agreements, breach of fiduciary duty, conversion, interference with existing and prospective business relationships, breach of trust, implied indemnity and accounting. Vidnet's complaint sought a minimum of $585,000 for money owed by Stephen Brown to the Company and further damages for his tortuous activities. The company won by default judgement but was never able to collect. EBLD's stock was revoked. Success? Not for investors who lost everything.

In January 2000, months before leaving Vidnet, Stephen Brown started putting assets into another public shell and was immediately appointed CEO after being pushed out at Vidnet. All the projects Stephen put into the shell failed and the company, as of the last filing, had over $2,000,000 in unpaid debt with $68 in cash. ASEQ's stock was revoked in 2004.

Milagro never filed anything and little is known publicly outside of angry investors on stock boards labelling it a "scam," a few press releases, and a few lawsuits, one totaling $642,190 alone... which was later recouped through a US Marshal run auction of all of Stephen Brown's personal property in NV. After not filing under OTC:MLGH even once, Stephen attempted to reverse into OTC:PMWI, but was booted after only a month or so. MLGH's stock was revoked the same day as EBLD, which is a rare (maybe even the only) "success" one could boast about in a resume, making it the third stock Stephen ran that was revoked in a 2 year period.

The failed vision of an inspiring porn media mogul, Vavoom was a short lived porn content and streaming media provider. Peaking with a contest for investors and the general public to send penis pictures as an entry to win sex on Valentines Day with an aging porn star, Vavoom was unsuccessful in attempts to reverse into OTC:AUMN and shut down. Several lawsuits were filed against Vavoom. Seriously though, who fails at porn?

A multitude of misc website projects and urls, 1122 Media also failed to reverse several projects like Best Bid, Inc and Junk4Junk, Inc into OTC:NCRG and a new share issuance. Like many Stephen Brown failures, tons of urls, tons of one page "coming soon" sites, tons of delays and inevitable "failure to launch..."

UMII and eventually Evolve Beverages attempted to launch a few health and wellness products as well as sports drinks for athletes. After forging contracts with the LA Dodgers and several other companies, then using investor's money instead to on himself, Stephen Brown was sued for securities fraud and defaulting on a sponsorship contract, but had already fled to the UK.

Because it is too sad to put in all the details, this period of time was spent taking money from investors on complete failures like Harrogate Media Limited, Ignite Media Partners, YOUMIXIT Limited, UK Hockey League, Thumbprint Entertainment, etc. where Stephen Brown used investor money to fund his lavish lifestyle, but never delivering anything before the projects shut down.

Easily Stephen Brown's most deceptive scam to date, fraudulent funding from "overseas" was paraded to unsuspecting locals for a new entertainment production company. Over 100 individuals and businesses were fooled into providing financial, labor, and other assets (stage production, animation, etc) to support a UK network TV series and movies Stephen provided fraudulent emails and forged contracts as proof. To buy more time with investors and partners, Stephen forged SEC documents, opinion letters from SEC lawyers, NASDAQ applications, S-1 filings, etc for a fake a Nevada corporation, keeping them at bay with several fraudulent "issues" along the way. This all fell apart when Stephen Brown was finally successful in his goals, starring in a real network TV series "Can't Pay We'll Take It Away" E05 E13; having his property seized and auctioned off to settle unpaid debts. Stephen would be bankrupted and an arrest warrant issued, which he promptly fled police and went to Canada instead.

Stephen Brown found new and old victims in Canada to fund his projects, starting Appreciated Media and reverse merging it into OTC:AMEFF. After only a few months, Stephen was pushed out and was forced to take on some of the company debt accrued under his "leadership."

Stephen gained access to another shell OTC:STGZ for a few months, was kicked out before he could permanently hurt the shell long-term. Smartest group by far.

Stephen gained access to another OTC shell in early 2021 where he intended to put in his misc technology ideas ("projects"). After failing to launch a single NFT, ZIPPA, Artificial Intelligence, HUMM Token, a Meta Universe, etc... HPIL has also been pumping investors on a perpetual motion/ over unity electric vehicle that never needs plugged in and can even supply your house electricity when parked. Promising to get Pink Current by mid 2021, HPIL has still yet to provide the OTC with filings that disclose lawsuits, debt, and other material information required of public companies. Stephen is no longer CEO of HPIL but is pretending to be.

Before leaving Appreciated Media, Stephen had formed Crank Media and started putting projects into it. He was able to reverse into fully SEC reporting OTC:CRKM, then failed to file and was moved to Expert Market where it currently sits unable to be traded by retail. Ultimately, Crank Media was SEC revoked and dissolved, like previous 3 OTC scams did, and he started Everplay Entertainment as his latest scam.

What is even this? Rumor is a Spyker EV play in North America? This in direct competition with HPIL's Apogee Dynamics... another Stephen Brown bait and switch!

HPIL scam 2.0, lol all the dipshits that fell for this one too.

When you fail at you last and 20th media company... what do you do? Make a new one! RIP the dipshits who get suckered in this scam.

Between Criteria Management, eSports Gambling LTD, Mofo Capital, Crypto Energy Partners, Tugball, Sedona Development of the Bahamas, Hawaii Property, other real estate deals, E-sports, and other misc scams, the list continues to grow. It is unknown the full extent that Stephen Brown has defrauded investors until more lawsuits show up. The total of all known Vancouver Canada based lawsuits totals well over $50,000,000 CAD, with more lawsuits growing monthly.

There is always a next scam you dipshits will fall for. The fact none of you morons will take action to stop him makes me not feel sad for your stupidity you were warned about. You all could have bankrupted him and had him arrested already, these future scams are ON YOU. No pity from me dipshit.